Village Lanes Duckpin News Shook and Pendergraft Pace Tuesday League
Steve Shook led The Buckeystown Carry Outs with a 423 set and 158, 151, 114 games in the Tuesday Nite Summer League. John’s Five posted a 668 game, while Bob Pendergraft added a 410 total for John's Five and Ralph Herbst a 161 game and 398 set assisting. Pete Jewell led Thursday Mixed Doubles with a 384, Rick Buzz 381, Eddie Lochner 370, Clyde Croneburg 359, and Ruth Catsail and Jitter Nicklas paced the women with 357 and 353. Barbi Duncan led Tuesday Morning Ladies with 361. The Woodchoppers led by Lois Willard’s 352, and Etta Mae Wisner 349. Youth League summer start announced for June 19 with a 9:30 a.m. meeting at 10 a.m. for new players. call 662-1442.
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Tennis Anyone Basic Tennis Course at FCC Courts
A five session Basic Tennis course will be held at the FCC courts starting June 15 meeting Tuesdays 7 to 8 30 p m. Limited to fourteen students taught by Miss Cheryl Potter of Frederick Community College open to all ages and sexes. Register at first session. tuition collected then. Call 662 0101 for information.
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State Plans Seminar For New Judges
In Annapolis the Severn River banks host a week long training for Maryland’s new District Court judges at Manresa. Chief Judge Robert F Sweeney leads sessions on paperwork ethics and duties with senior judges guest lecturing. The program precedes July 5 start date and June 28 class opening.
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Federal housing aid tied to fair housing rules
Washington officials announce a tougher interpretation of open housing, linking federal aid for water, sewer, and planning to the expansion of low and moderate income housing in a nondiscriminatory way. Mitchell sues Black Jack Missouri over rezoning to exclude an integrated complex while Romney seeks equal access regulations. The Civil Rights Commission probes federal housing enforcement as three days of hearings begin.
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